During the time called The Millennium, peace reigned for a thousand years. Earth is ruled by Messiah and resurrected humans. Disease has been conquered. Life spans are expanded to hundreds of years. Crime is non-existent. Technology explodes, and suddenly, travel to the stars is not merely possible, but common. As Earth fills with people, many seek out new worlds in which to live. And then, a malignant alien being who has been imprisoned for 1000 years is released. Messiah leaves Earth. The government crumbles, and this malignant entity who calls himself Lucien, begins a crusade of seduction, deception and corruption of the humans on Earth. Lucien was known in the past records of that ancient book called The Holy Bible, as Lucifer, or Satan. He is a magnificent creature, powerful and able to bend men to his will. His will now is to conquer Earth, indeed, the universe and all life, and this alien being has a plan to attack Heaven itself. He seeks to enlist Cubal, the strange warrior who has soldiered in many wars for the causes of Earth governments, even fighting in wars against ruthless invaders from other planets. This soldier is trained in the mysterious art of D'vru, a technique of fighting that very few have ever mastered, and only this one has ever managed to fully achieve the highest level of that discipline. There is no one like him in the universe. He is the unstoppable soldier. This is a warrior without peer. And, there is another who seeks Cubal for the coming war. Messiah seeks him. But, one who is a Wearer of the Black, the garb of all who trained in the ways of D'vru, does not believe in gods, nor in devils. Not yet. This is a Christian Science Fiction thriller. If you liked Star Wars, you'll like this action-packed, mind-boggling story set in Earth's future, when devils descend upon mankind in a way never before seen, and when strange alien beings invade Earth, seeking to set up a demonic kingdom forever, populated with aliens who worship the being called Lucifer. One man will oppose them. But, even this man cannot realize the enormity of the battles ahead.